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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
UTR HGRRnY NOTIFY OUR

w friends N,a tse public generally sast
having aeiulss,s gfe rntire business ~ .s sSs
on the haze esiissab u GopDi> 8 LoA
nom the adraip = ;gAsof 81 JOIN " Eophas'
ieceasrd, ami ias arriving partner, Mr. hss
aY y. TAyios n. es shall continue 20 ses,
ON The ssaJfe stssussa& ~ tho old plsoe, 49,, !.
SOUTH fOt at,sESrH STREET, hi.n.
NONp. VA, vGsy 30 viii 30 pleased y 80
and serse theei Si persons indebted " she
tate arm VIII sr.sis sits us, and those Jaws
claims assArst q pl prcsent them W !" ,"
payment .o,rrxa
JAIL tttLoH y pVtL'No
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
SEEDS.

L,RESH SEEDS.-EXTRA EARLY
II PEAS. Tomato, Beet, Celery, Radish, Corn,
Cabbage, &C., from Landreth, Ely, Buist, Hen
derson, and others--all first-class and fresh.
Also, HOT-BED GLASS at very low prices at
SCOTS DRUGSTORE,
10 Agu Tn Th&Satf Old Market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

II you want to cure cough, nse DR..
BnlI's Cough Syrup, the reliable RENE
dy. % cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
NO CONDITIONS a TsG SS

cOndi tIOns assOcIhted WIN tnls UToht TOO I1ilu
offer which cannot DO compiled with. You are
not required 10 move there. or imp rove any
way, unless you do 80 freely and at your own
pleasure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
Business Failures.
by telegraph 70 the Dispatch.

NEW YoRK, February Is, The busi-
ness failures occurring throughout the
country during the LEST week number
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
ROCKS, STATIONERY, Ae.

NIOsBYS WAR "REMINISCENCES,
wi a new book OF the war, will be published
early In March. MOSBY'S WAR REMlNls-
CENCES AND sTUART'S CAVALRY CAM
rait Of the author. Price 90 cents, and will be
mailed TO any address. Postage stamps Will
DO received In payment Address
WEST, JOHNSTON a CO.,
fels 9ii Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
LOCAL COLONY CLUBS. Fl Five a iESss

LOCAL COLONY CLUBS. Of si'e i Mosss
Plans and FIVE Free Land Warrants will be sent
10 any address, 10 be distributed among
friends. on receipt OF 81 for the House Plans
ten for So; fifteen for s.; twenty for 81, ani
twenty-five for IS. No more than twenty-five
are desired from any one person arung a.
agent tor others. Deeds will be male a, the
club agent directs when he returas the Free
Land Warrants.
~ roo WILL BIZ 4 TRAITOR to your
own interests and 70 those dependent on YOU II
you fail 10 avail yourself OF this great Free
Land offer. Secure II for your children.
THE ST, ANDREWS BAY RAILROAD AND
LAND COMPANY numbers among its officers
and stockholders some OF the most responsible
and energetic men OF Florida, Ohio. and New
York. who are enlisted heart, hand, and pocket
book in this great enterprise, and We refer to
two thousand prosperous settlers at 81 An
drew's. The company is oiiicercd ~ toti0ws:
President, George Gerke, WI " also presl-
dent of the Gerke Brewing Com hMhy, Cincinnati.
Secretary, Howard Ferris, 0f the legal him
of Cowan & Ferris.
Southern Manager. j. II. Brown, formerly
Post-Of1ice Inspector for Ohio.
Treasurer. G.. Weber
And now we await your pleasure
Address either our Northern ONCE at Cincin-
natl or our Eastern ONCE at New York, where
all deeds are issued. as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

The House was in Committee of the
Whole nearly all day on the school bill.
1t was adopted with very slight altera-
tons. By its provisions the school fis-
cal year begins July LIST. A desperate
effort to abolish county boards of edu-
cation failed by q vote of 50 to 81. The
House passed the bill on the second and
third readings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
OARDEN-SEEDl GARDEN-SEED!

W
just received. choice and selected stock OF
GARDEN-SEEDs. comprising all that IL need-
ed for the market or family garden, the growth
of the most reliable seedsmea In the country.
We ask special attention TO the following:
LANDRE'THS EXTRA-EARLY PEAS, sealed
red bags, bearing date OF growth, unex-
celled in earliness. and oil qualities when
make them specially desirable for tho mar
ket-gardener I have handled them the past
ten years 10 the entire satisfaction OF my
patrons, and they are to-day more popular
than ever.
Henderson's White Plume Celery, Hender5on's
Early Rose Celery. Henderson's New Early
Hackensack Melon, Hendersons New MI
kado Tomato;
Several hundred pounds OF the most popular
varieties Of Watermelon and Muskmelon-
seed.
We ask a call from all In want OF first-class
goods In this line. Special rates 10 dealers ana
largo buyers. Country orders promptly hned-
T. r. REEVE,
Druggist and Scotsman,
70 s-dsast fe s-w4t COZ east Marshall street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
DPI/) Nh T1Tl( Tracts of 20
HOMES AND l|IiE 500
GRANGE GROVES \AIA 1900 AZ"
WITHOUT MONEY and WITHOUT PRICE, cisy Buiiding Lois

Every word of this advertise V0f
ment is important. Don't miss III
il. PROFIT BY IT. tits for " =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
Ga~ G L 0 A X S

We continue % sell all oi our CLOAk.
SACQUES. JACKETS, NEWM ARkEIs al
WRAPS az less than cost our markel-l..n
sale has been n great succesa
We have yet on hind largo aU0rfrert of
GARMENTS Of all kinds.
We have Just TWO REAL ASTRACWiN FrK
SACQu ~, which We will sell at E1-0.fylr.'i,
sold at $50 and $50.
fei5 LEVY y DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
% 600 in p to 4O-Acre Tract
ACRES. ALL FREE

We desire TO impress that this announcement
means 1IGctiy ,chdf II sdgs-that every applicant
can secure. absolutely free of any charge foT the
idnG, one Of the above divisions Of valuable
IloriGa property. No trick No juggling Of
wordsl IL means exactly that-nothing less,
nothi 2 more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

TAXES AL Ses tSH a1d sH Gp to oi Ssa Saq 81
aud his company will ray them again at that
date to December, 1857, both on its own lands
and those disposed OF undor this Great Free
Offer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
The St. Andrew Bay
RAILROAD And LAND COMPANY,

No. 90 MAIN STREET. CINCINNATI, o.;
No. 20 PARK ROW, NEW YORK, N. Y.
Remit by postal-note, registered Letter, or
bank draft. DO not send stamps whom IL eau
be avoided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
DEAD IN BED.

Early this morning J. William Jor-
dan, young white man of this city,
was found dead in bed, having died
last night of congestion of the lungs.
He was on the streets last night.
To-day Mrs. G. G. Williams was very
badly burned at her house here by the
explosion of some powder which was
in paper, and which she unknowingly
threw into the fire.
Louisa Lawyer (colored), aged seven.
teen, in Beaufort county, has injured
herself fatally in an attempt to commit
suicide. She thought her heart wa:
on the right side, and placing a pisto
against the right breast, fired.
r. j. Carver, a white man who wa:
sent out of Cumberland county by the
authorities and then went TO Johnston
county and committed a most out
rageous crime, has been on trial fol
his life at Smithfeld. The case ended
Yesterday in verdict Of guilty of al
attempt at outrage and he was sen
fenced to fifteen years in the peniten
tiary.
William Bonner (colored) fell in
lock of the canal near 'Santy's yester
day and was drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

George Il. Collins, 10 Fifth 81
+. Il. Hendrick, ~ First street
w. Z. Chstterton, i37 Third st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
SHUT OUT E Eana S Sfss' i. G pssS

TO any body erccpt those who are already To-
Gated and are now living at St Andrews Bay /;
also, residents Of Pensacola and washington
and Jackson countless Florida.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

poeed OF under mis- Great Free Land Ofier tina
Is substantially improved during the mex; i've
wears. aud pey at the rate OF $40 per acre, with
The cost Of the building Improvements added
By that time Erouerty lriH be north slOO per acre
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
PHILADELPHIA. PA.

Moses Bixler, corner OF Isabel
and Starkey streets.
George Steven, ~ Isabel street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

NJ. RCCann, Tyrone, Pa.
w. A. kinslOe, Lockhayen, Pa.
Salem Hill, Schenley, Pa.
u. b. Knowles, BYanford, Pa.
Il. Murphy, Huntington, w. Va.
j. II. Baxtresser, Middletwn, Pa
w. J.. Colvin, Beatrice, Neb.
Frank A. Smell, Ansonia, Conn.
A. jarrett, Hutchinson, Mimi.
Lewis Brindle, Latrobe, Pa.
Elmira Kepple, Latrobe, Pa.
j. w. McCcach, Santa Fe, y. VI.
j. A. Davis. Pierce City, Mo.
james b. Bowloy, Olatae, Kan.
Nj. Minehan, Gurdon, Ark.
Geo. A. Kopp, Z isher's Hin, Va
W. +. BreWtoD. Cedar Plain, ..
VIM. c. Samp. on, Golden, FOL
+. b. Riblet, SLinnston, W. Va
NJ. j. Lunqpesi, Birmingham, Ala
Joel 2. Keys, Colwich, Kan.
Jno. A.Kramer, Bloomsbury, Ps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

And. Knudsen, Garfield, Kan.
Vim. +. Birkelbech, Shaft, Pa.
Moses X. Knapp. Gwynedd, Pa.
NJ. 4. Lewark, Webasha. Mimi.
Mrs. j. A. Davis, Hillsboro', Ill.
John Cord, Hanna, Ind.
o. y. Fox. Mt. Carmel, Pa.
c. +. Strong, Gloucester, Mass.
Andrew Sullivan,
George W. Davis, T"
James n. McMillen, Trans. Sta,
2Glh Ward, Pittsburgh, Pa.
W. y. Davis, Highland Park, Ill
Ro. G. Morrison, Anchorage, KY
NJ. Kennedy, WaDasha, MINI.
A. B. Davis, Eureka Sp'gs, Ark.
James Raven, Schuyler. Neo.
KANSAS CITY, NO.
j. A. Sullivant, Met. Hotel.
L. +. MacBusiclS, IA Oak street
flo l2.sa2t SWeow2ll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

T. McGrory, ST., 9il6n. Third ~.
VIM. II. Bower. "a and Erie ave.
Jas. Brown, M SAMSON street.
J. Z. Halnes. 1890 Marshall ".
A. b. Shiploy, 500 Commerce II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
THE STATE GUARD.

The Senate passed the bill TO increase
the appropriation to the State Guard
to S., 600 annually. The force received
high compliments.
A bill passed its third reading to 80
amend the Constitution as to prohibit
county treasurers, registers of deeds,
sheriffs, and clerks of the Superior
Court from holding Office for more
than two consecutive terms, unless a
term has interviewed. The vote on the
bill was 80 to II. The President of
the Senate ruled that this was consti-
tutional three-fifths majority. Senator
Warren took issue on this point. The
Senate consists of fifty members.
The House adopted the Senate reso-
luton to adjourn sine die March 7th,
and passed the bill to create the Blu
reau of Labor Statistics, for which
SO, 600 is appropriated for the first year
and 80, GOO annually thereafter.
The bill to promote .oyster-culture
passed, as did the bills to amend the
the charter of Reidsville and to amend
the charter of the High Point and Ran
dleman railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02

After n spree, ne Falls Asleep and
Cannot re Weakened.

A London special of March 3lst says:
London is greatly interested in a re-
markable case of protracted sleep.
Chouifat, French commercial travel
Ter, after lively night of conviviahty,
retired to his hotel one week ago to-
day. He has been asleep ever since,
and all efforts 10 waken him have
failed. He has been visited during
his sleep by nearly all OF the
noted physicians in London. Yester-
day he was visited by Mr.. Brudenen
Carter, DIR. Beevor. Sir William
MacCormack, DIR. Kesor, and other
medical men, who tried various expert
ments upon him. The room having
been darkened O lighted candle was
held close TO the sleeping man, whose
eyes were opened by Mr.. Bridenell
Carter. On the eyes first being opened
the pupils were found to be slightly
diverged, hut on the light being held
closer they came together and stared
steadily ut it, Mr.. Carter then ex-
AHMED them, rs is always done in cases
of this kind, and found that all the yes
sells, both veins and arteries, were very
small He could see the vessels dis
tinctly, hut could not get a disc,
although this would make no alteration
in the result of the examination.
During the operation the eyes filed
with water and closed by themselves as
though affected by the light Further
experiments showed that both sides OF
the body were alike in their condition,
and that cataleptic condition is stronger
in The limbs than in the trunk. Yes
terday afternoon Chouiiat was rather
excited, and his attendant took notes OF
what he said. He always talks about
money matters and occasionally OF
Cbarcot and his hospital, but he does
not answer questions. He speaks like
person who is dreaming, and some
times he laughs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02
FATHER AND son.
Thc Visits TO Richmond of the Old
and the Young Dr. hudson.

aho
Rev. Edward Judson, ID. D.. of New
York city, the son of DR.. Judson the
missionary, is expected next week to
aid DR.. George Cooper, of the First
Baptist church in their special ser
vices. Two services will be held on
each day-at 4:30 and p. M-from
Monday to Friday inclusive. He can
not possibly remain any longer than
Friday night. Some of our citizens
still remember the visit of his father to
this city on February 8, 1916, six
months after he had buried beloved
wife, on his way to this country, AMID
the rocks of st. Helena. On the morn
ing of that Sabbath he attended and
took part in the service ut the First
Baptist church. In the evening a mass
meeting was held at the Second Baptist
church TO welcome his return TO this
country after thirty-fo1r years Of mis-
sionary toll. DIR. Jeter in au address
welcomed him to the city as the father
of American missions. DR.. Judson
congratulated the citizens of Richmond
that the Southern Baptist Convention
had been formed, and that its Board
was located here. On the following
day be left the city northward. While
here he was the guest of Mr.. Archibald
Thomas. His son in this his first visit
among us will be a guest in the same
house and will occupy the same room
as that occupied by his father fOrty-one
years ago. Doubtless our people will
gladly welcome him and open their
hearts 10 his ministry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02
OUR NEW NAVY.
The General Requirements for the New
frmorsd Cruiser and Battle-ship-
who the Bidders Are, &C.
lRr ,elearaph % .he pispateh.l

WARRINGTON, April AT noon to-
day plans were opened In the Office oil
tie secretary of the Navy for an ar
mored cruiser and powerful battle-ship,
under the authority conferred by the
act Of August 3, 1856. Advertisements
have been published by the Depart
ment in American and European news
papers since August last inviting the
submission of plans for these vessels.
The designers were required to submit
detailed statements OF weight OF hulls,
engines. and armament, aud the fullest
particulars concerning the kind and
power and economy of the engines,
boilers, and screws torpedo apparatus,
rigging. lisp!acements, speed, and other
material points. In the case u plan
is accepted the designer is required
TO make any changes desired by
the Department free Of expense, and
the Department agrees to pay SIS, 900
for the design of each type of vessel
which may be selected from the plans
submitted. The general requirements
Of tho Department for the armored
cruiser are that il shall have double
bottomed hull of steel, with numerous
water.tight compartments ram bow
and steel-armored deck covering the
machinery: two thirds full sail and
battery composed OF four l0-inch and
Fix G-inch rifles and machine-guns.
The a1mored battle-ship is to he sub
stantially like the cruiser in hull, but is
to have heavier battery, composed of
two II inch and six 6-inch guns and q
secondary battery.
Plans were submitted by the follow
ing firms and persons: Barrow Ship
Building Company of England-two
designs Thames Iron Ship-Building
Company of England-two designs and
two half models Bureau of Construc-
ton, Navy Department-two designs
and model A. Grandjean, France
design for armored cruiser Lieutenant
". }. Chambers, United States navy
design for armored cruiser Francis l..
Norton. of New York-design for
armored battle,ship; Captain L. N.
Townds, of New York-design for
cruiser; Nayal-Constructor Pook-de-
sign for armored cruiser. These de-
signs will be submitted to the Board
appointed by Secretary Whitney to
make the selection OF vessels best
adapted for the American navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02
The Young WOmen's Christian As.
sOcintiOu.

InitiatOry steps have been taken for
the establishment of a society in this
city for the protection and moral and
physical improvement of working girls.
The dangers to which they are exposed,
both as tocharacter and health, are very
great, and their condition appeals
strongly to the sympathies of the whole
community. Their close confinement
at work leaves them no time for i'm
provemcnt, and many of them are
without the assistance of friends to aid
them by their care and counsel. The
proposed plan contains, among others,
the following features: The establish
ment Of a lunch-roOm for providing
wholesome food at low prices lodg-
ingroom for those who have no homes
a library and reading-room classes for
instruction III various branches, in
Guiding bookkeeping. dressmaking
&c. an employment bureau free to en-
ployors and employees meetings for
PRAYER and religious conversation and
occasional entertainments for pleasure
and recreation.
No call has been yet made for con-
tributions, but gift of $500 by one
gentleman has already been offered. a
meeting for organization has been called
for next Wednesday, April 9Th, at 400
T. NJ. in the lecture-room of st. Pauls
church. at which all denominations are
cordially invited to be present and be-
come members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02
FINANCIAL.
xIw YonK, BALTIHo1x, AND RICE
uouD STOCK xxcHAxeYs.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. Tobacco, Isf'
psntins, Rosin. Tar, ana
Peanut MARKETS.


NEW YORK. April There was litile more
activity In the stock market to-day, put ~
was feyerieh and errnfic, and on me rnv s"
heavy. There were undoubtedly larso iosn
cations during the day, but the mako. hososp
I'D the offerings. London aud Chicago posD 90.
ing considerable buying. ~. Paul was nsnn
prominent In trading, especially IN tns ,vIs
noon: but later, interest In that Class ~ seeS'
xns n ausferred to Northwestern and tho opia.
hss There VS. more activity IN coai
stocks today upon the advance in ratios
which fact also affected Erie TO ccrtaln
event Other stocks prominent were New
FpeIend. Western Union. Lake SHORE, Union
Pacific. and Louisville and reshyine. There
yrs no special movement In either Of THESE,
however. ibere being no news OF importance
70 affect values during tho DAY. Inc inoney
mnrhet continued 20 work closer ana tas2s
we're run up as high as per cent, tno iu ,s,s
ciate eject Of which was 20 induce feanSa-
tioDS The market was nrm Mt me openias.
the first prices showing advances OF $50 Dor
cent over yesterday figures III WAS hsuro
but feverish and irregular In the early de.sl.
iDcs and soon showed weakness, and attef
decllues OF small fractions advanced under the
lead OF Jersey Central. most stocks reaching
tho opening tgures- There was marked de-
ttease In the business done In the afternoon,
and further slight advances were made under
TIE lead Of Northwest, but towards the close u
again became heavy, and the close was inode.
,atcly nctiye but heavy; close 10 the lowest
prices OF the day. Tho days business was
3t5,OC0 shares. Closing prices, with few OK
ceptions, show net lossos Tor the day, which are,
However, for fractions only in the active list ex-
cept for New England. which lost per cent
AOoR.-Stocks active aud steady. Money easy
at per cent. Eychange-Long. 45iiasO'
hort lS6Tass7. Governments dull.
MISUNDERSTANDING quiet and weak. Long,
ls5L short, 1873. Money, 6aS per cont, closing
al s Sub-Treasury balances-0oid. N3o,osl.-
eco: currency. si7.ssi,000. Governments dun
4 per cents. iss,i; per cents. "s bid. state
tCnds dull. fr.- .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02
OTHER LOCAL NEWS.
A coIoRrp WOMAN WHO CLAIMS 10
BIZ iMMyYsyLy WEALTHY.
The Strange Story Of oae Mefy Robin
son-Is II Trath Or
fietien1

n has been rumored on the streets
for several days that mulatto woman
in the employment of Mr.. Constantine
Gallagl en- painter, residing at No.
COS Church street, Oregon Hill, had
turned out TO be quite wealthy, and
that she had bought house and lot and
presented il TO her employer. A Dis
pescb reporter called on a gentle
man intimately acquainted with Mr..
Gellegh,r's family last.night, and asked
him abou. TIC correctness OF the re-
mort. Tie said that there was some
mystery about the matter, which had
not been satisfactorily solved, and he
WAS inclined 20 the opinion that the
woman was visionary creature.
The woman claims 10 he immensely
wealthy. bnt nothing has been seen to
support her claim. She has been EN-.
ployed hy Mt. Gallagher for several
weeks, and claims that her father was a
white man and her mother Guinea
woman. Her name is Mary Robinson.
She claims 20 have inherited her wealth
from her father, and states that she has
much property in Norfolk, where she
now is.
The rumor further said that Mr..
Gallagher had accompanied the woman
10 Norfolk 10 aid her in attending to
her financial affairs. That Mr. Gala
CHER is in Norfolk is true. but the gen
tIe,nan seen SAWS that his visit to that
city has nothing to do with the woman's
affairs that he only went there (where
he was raised) TO visit relatives and
friends and to attendto private business.
Mr.. Gallagher is highly-respected
gentleman and well connected. He is
in moderate circumstances, and his
friends wish that such good luck were
his, hut are confident that there IS
nothing at all in the affair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02
ysauchpsterNew

Mr.. A. ". Purdy, the well-known
nureervman and fruit-grower OF New
Yorl State. in companywith his brother.
in-law, Mr.. VanWicliler, have purchased
the farm at Ceutialia formerly occupied
bv Mr.. Bliss. They intend to convert
it into a nursery and fruit'farm at
once. =
Eon. Thomas NJ Miller, member OF
the House OF Delegates from this city,
has been summoned TO Powhatan
county by a telegram announcing the
sorioms Illness of the widow of his I'M
Gle. relate Major Willis j. Dance. Mrs.
Dance has not been well since the death
Of her husband a few weeks since.
While Mr.. Thompson, who does busl-
ness at No. 14l7 Hull street, was IN
Richmond Yesterday afternoon his
horse and wagon disappeared from IN
front of Jones's commission-house, on
Cary street, ard he at late hour last
night had heard nothingof their where
abouts. -.
The moetingat the Bainbridge-Street
Pap;ist church. in which much interest
has been manifested, will be continued
next week sr's'a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02

MEMBERS OF THE CENTRAL
lNA SOCIAL club viii plsase take nosleo
q; ,ss e R ,Sses g e EN-. qs es3S sssn sssys
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02
TIC Richmond and Allegheny Rail.
road Reorganization.
lBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l


New YORK, April 1.-The new re-
organization plan of the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad has been published.
II provides for the issue OF 100000
first-mortgage 3 per cent. bonds,
100000 preferred stock, and
100000 common stock i'll place
of the present securities. The old
first-morigage bonds viii receive
leo per cent. in new firsts,
81 per cent. in preferred stock,
and 80 per cent. in common stock. The
old second mortgage bonds win get 53l
per cent. in perferred stock. An assess
ment of 10 per cent. will be levied on
the old stock, which will be used in
paying off the receivers certificates.
The old stock viii then be entitled to
receive 20 per cent. OF their face value
in new stock to be issued under the
plan. Stockholders who paid 50 10
under the old plan viii be credited with
that much cash under the new plan.